> But I still fear that I'm going to be obsolete as soon as it figures out what questions to ask.
Code and business requirements, outside of maybe very pedestrian CRUD apps, is diverse enough that I don't see that to be a realistic concern. A far bigger concern is that it may not matter whether they're asking the right questions, and that sufficient brute force can overcome any objections like 92% of the time--good enough for government work, good enough for the MBA frat boy who lords over you and always saw you as a needlessly expensive typist anyway...
Code and business requirements, outside of maybe very pedestrian CRUD apps, is diverse enough that I don't see that to be a realistic concern. A far bigger concern is that it may not matter whether they're asking the right questions, and that sufficient brute force can overcome any objections like 92% of the time--good enough for government work, good enough for the MBA frat boy who lords over you and always saw you as a needlessly expensive typist anyway...